The Frankfurt, Germany Experience 🇩🇪 | Solo Travel Vlog

In my Frankfurt, Germany travel vlog + guide, I invite you to experience the city through all five senses.

For more of the Germany Experience:

Travel alongside me to one of Germany's largest cities - Frankfurt am Main, as I document the sights, sounds, tastes, feels, and smells of this colorful and possibly underrated German metropolis in the latest installment of "Experiencing the City!" We'll cover famous sights like Romer Square and Frankfurt Cathedral, taste delicious German cuisine and beer, wander through museums of priceless art and history, and explore the sensations that create the travel experience of Germany's financial capital.

Get the Frankfurt Experience firsthand!

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:54 Romer Square
04:20 Medieval Frankfurt
05:18 Old Sachsenhausen
06:26 Stadel Museum
06:59 Modern Frankfurt
08:25 Main Tower
09:16 Exploring Frankfurt on Foot
11:34 Tastes of Frankfurt

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[josephj]

Just found this video 2 months before I go to Frankfurt. I love the concept of 5 senses in each city. I'm so excited to experience Frankfurt and you've given me so many food ideas. 😋

[a.r.stellmacher]

Lively Frankfurt, beautiful. Thanks for showing

[gradijan]

This is such a smell heavy review, love it.

[pleasebesunny]

You truly immerse yourself in the culture, experiencing the city with all your senses. It’s both insightful and intellectually engaging.

[moonoom]

incredible video! best travel video ive ever watched. love how you pay attention to all the senses and impressions you've gotten. Frankfurt looks incredible!

[janzietka]

I have to admit clicking on this video i did not expect not only this level of the audiovisual side but most importantly the quality of the knowledge you had. Thank you for this video. It’s truly great and what YouTube was originally meant to promote

[BobLee-oi]

Ich habe 5 Jahre in Frankfurt gelebt, es war wirklich eine Freude, ich kann es kaum erwarten, es wieder zu tun

[TheTesuji]

Maybe it is worth to mention, that pretty much all cities in Germany have a rule: no building may be higher, than the highest church. Frankfurt is the only German city that has skyscrapers.

[ExplorewithNana]

Truly enjoyed this concept of travel vlogs! Thank you so much for such a wonderful representation of Frankfurt😇 Excited to see other cities through your five senses!

[fernandoborjes]

Thank you very much for capturing the real frankfurt and not just criticizing the tiny hauptbahnhof area like all the other youtubers who thought that a room for 30 euros was a good idea. Frankfurt has so much to offer and is one of the most relaxed and calm cities with skyscrapers in the world. It also has a very high quality of life and infrastructure for its citizens.

[jakeepler]

Really well written video! Makes me excited about my trip to Germany next month

[Wrecktoid]

One of my favorite cities in the world, I love that city!

[josiasdeoleo]

This video is spot on, tells you what you need to know and it's so informative. I can't like this enough. Thanks man!

[TheNextPursuit]

We missed out on Old Sachsenhausen and the Stadel Museum on our trip, but they look like great stops! Thanks for sharing!

[allietheoutcast]

This is such a cool concept for a series! It really immerses you compared to the hypercut videos showing just visual highlights. Well done!

[cigo]

Amazingly structured video... Good job!

[hilaryhatch]

I also just love getting back to Europe and Frankfurt is such a great place to land x

[bubba]

going to Frankfurt tomorrow, glad to see what to exspect

[thomaseriksson]

Great video!
Frankfurt is also called "Bankfurt" and "Mainhattan "😊

[gerhardlenerz]

Great Video. I lived in Frankfurt for 13 years from 2004 to 2017 and I very much enjoyed my time there. Frankfurt has all the ameneties for urban lifestyle but it is still a relatively small and dense city located on the edge of the Rhein/Main metropolitan area. One benefit of this is that it´s about 15-30 Minutes from the city center into the woods or the fields around the city or even those rolling hills in the background where you can find great spots for hiking or other outdoor sports.